Daily History Snippet of 18th Century Events
December 26 1716 Thomas Gray author of Elegy died Lorn 1771. Battle of Trenton New Jersey Washington led forces. 1900 Walter Burclaw died 1897 birth. Frederic Remington 1841 birth. 1014 Italian troops landed Albania. Astronomical notes describe sky features and sunset near horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gray
Lorn
Trenton
N. J
Washington
Richmond
United States
Walter Burclaw
Amerie
Frederic Remfogten
Albania
Japanese Prosperity and Trade Expand Amid War Material Exports
The article discusses rising Japanese prosperity driven by expanding manufacturing and exports. It notes large scale production of synthetic dyes, gums, gellutoid and paper, government support, and a booming trade with the United States, despite concerns over war material shipments and the balance of trade. It highlights the impact of European conflict on Oriental markets and Japan's growing economic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
North America
Anemel Ad
Ich
Orient
Powles
World Peace Vision and Postwar Security Plan
The text argues for a universal acceptance of a postwar settlement that forbids using military force to enforce decrees and aims for a permanent peace. It condemns wartime devastation and insists that lasting peace requires safeguards preventing any nation or group from resuming hostilities, signaling American involvement in shaping these solutions.
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Wr Jaf
Nations must unite to settle disputes through force if needed
The text argues that every nation will eventually adopt a united stance to resolve disputes by leveraging world power. It contemplates a future day when nations stop ad hoc state actions and respect international legal rulings, supplanting private challenges to court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Court
Ttl Gant
Trade Not Harmed by War Says Commerce Figures
A Democrat charged war exports cripple the economy, but Commerce Department data show explosives exports worth 582 million dollars in ten months and weapons and related metals at about 670 million, totaling over 1.25 billion or about a quarter of total exports, with many other goods aiding wartime trade unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Europe
Prices and regulation debated in wartime inquiry
The document argues that public support for government action hinges on solving high prices for essentials. It notes withheld grain, manipulated prices in Chicago and Blaine, storage regulator limits, and millers seeking mixed grain milling to aid bakers. It calls for a frank inquiry to reveal facts and guide relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mao
Merchant Marines and the Political Capital of Navy Policy
The speaker argues no political capital can be gained by attacking the merchant marine policy. He notes the fleet, measured in hundreds of thousands of tons, shows Americans shipbuilding output and the need for reforms. Congress and the public must support a more efficient merchant fleet to aid national commerce and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Ada Rao
Chinese Attack Claims Disarray in Japanese War Effort
A fragmented English rendering notes that Japanese forces face financial and strategic strains. It mentions extensive damage and a claimed overhaul of Japan’s wartime economy, with references to government actions and deterioration of supply lines.
The Meaning of Christmas in a Sevenfold Sermon
Rev Henry W Uffalin argues Christ’s coming defines Christmas not as ornament but as salvation. He cites Jesus as Good Shepherd Door and Truth and asserts his deity and resurrection prove the meaning of Christmas for joy, purpose, and reconciling hope amid life’s trials.
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Times-Press
Henry W. Uffalin
Baptist Church
Maybrooh
Christ
Jesus
Sam
Jerry McAnney
Willian SW. Borden
Willionaire
God
Abraham
Calvary
Tf Ag
Ain
Deeds Filed at Goshen and Nearby Transfers
Deeds recorded show Catherine J. Dougan of Newburgh transferring land to dollay T. Cowley in Carter Street area for 400 dollars. Wellington Connor of Middletown sells land at the northwest corner of North Deacon Altert and Wiener Avenue to Sarah W. Connor for 1 dollar. William Mr. Frank and wife lent land to Frances Stance Lent in Newburgh stretch along Pillerton Street with unspecified terms.
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Catherine J. Dougan
Newburgh
Dollay TW. Cowley
Tbe Pane Place
Carter Street
Newboursh
Weilington Conner
Middletown
Sarah W. Conner
Deacon Altret
Wiener Avenue
Wiliam Mr. Frank
Woughkerpaic
Frances Stance
Newhyarch
Eat
Pillerton Street
Land Transfers List With Minor Considerations Noted
OCR fragment shows transfers between residents including Gertrude Garrison Port Jervis to Hattle Percival Beerpark for Deerpth site with $1, Jacob W Wilbur Brookline MA to Salvatore Seat tal Newburgh for New Windsor parcel with $1, Taxedo Park Association for Paul Tockernan Tuwedo Park for parcels in Tix- dy Ramago with $40.
Missing Child Found by Father After School Absence
The nine year old daughter of Charles Mattison vanished from the public school on Wednesday afternoon. Sheriff Colwell aided by Deputy found the girl later at Kerner’s hotel in Roscoe. Mattison, seeking a divorce from his wife, was at the hotel to regain custody as the hearing in Monticello progressed.
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I Merta
Leona
Charles Matson
Mattison
Nutting Hotel
Seid Taal
Loma
Selura
Kerner's
Roscoe
Colwell
Matthson
Raetes
Resurrection tale shocks campus and raises ethics questions
An old university legend concerns Arnold Gereau and Wilbur Stockbridge claiming resurrection of a British Private Arbuckle using organ replacement and heart manipulation. The tale alleges a labged procedure with kidney and other transplants, a risky revival, and whispers of legal risk and forgotten scandals.
Brewster to Make New Start After Release From Sing Sing
George B. Brewner formerly of Newburgh will be released from Sing Sing prison January 29 after a parole board review. He served two years three months and ten days with exemplary conduct and will be on parole for one year. He plans to enter insurance work in Plainfield and begin life anew, saying he sought no favors and aimed to make amends.
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Oseining
George B. Brewner
Newburgh
Sing Sing
Strewater
Walter Kerr
Herly
Brewster
Plainfield
No 1
Two Train Collide at Horseshoe Curve Kills Two
Two freight trains collided at Horseshoe Curve between Winated and New Hartford early today. EB Bennett of Port Jervis and William Dingen of Maybrook died. Six trainmen injured. Conflicting orders blamed. dispatcher in Poughkeepsie named responsible by railroad officials.
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International News Service
Winated
Conn
Horseshoe Curve
Here
New Hartford
EB. Bennett
Port Jervis
William Dingen
Maybrook
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Christmas Observances In Montgomery Church Services
December events include Presbyterian Bundy School Christmas tableaux directed by Miss Law sco and Miss Vanderoff with Santa gift tree. Sunday service features Rev Ivan G. Marup sermon The Who Men What They Saw What We May Sell and a candlelight portion. Week of Prayer unites churches with services at B Church and Presbyterian Church led by joint pastors and congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan G. Marup
Bethlem
Montgomery
Itesbytertam
John F. Witkin
Brainess
Schowl Atull
Herbert
FL Cox
New York
Mary D. Cox
Greater
Chavacer Brooks
Mies
Caroline A. Dane
New
Relation of the Hen to Her Brood
The article discusses how hens care for their chicks as they grow, noting variation in mothering behavior. Some hens stay with the brood too long, others desert early, and there is risk of egg laying or nest stealing when hens linger near nests. It advises confining the hen and coordinating multiple breeds to manage desertion and brood supervision.
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Thas
Shen
Gras
Petiupe
Faded OCR Notes on Chick Breeding and Care
Fragmentary text discusses chick growth and respiration, noting rapid breathing and oxygen depletion without proper ventilation. Mentions branding and equipment loosely, with unclear references to breeders, chests, and kitchen-like settings.
Leg Wennswes Deduring A te grew chem
Leg Wennswes details unclear. The fragment references a label and growth chemical terms. No clear persons, organizations, or concrete events are readable.
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Orange County Times-Press
Sieh Preealy
Frees
Jay
Orange Sunt
Prem
Orange Cyunt
Orange County
OHN D. Stivena, Mdltor
Knickerbocker
Manager
Associated Press
Peter An
Poaroimes
I. Unger
Cornet
Wieers
Otivers Ues Iing Company
John Osen M. Bocrutary
Leeasurer
Stivers Wo Xing and
Atrenta
Middetown
Wats Ra “Yee
Office of Publication
Scription
Marll
Times-Preas
Randlutivam
Itc
Wil
Aetia Commercial Printing
Bky
the Merchant Marine
Japancen
Asea
Goshen
Tao George
Glasco
Muanithenst
Walaa
Aiba Ath
Carpathines
Rockefeller Institute
de Rounds
Arnold Geresu
Wilbur Stockbridge
Gerean
Wiltien Aghwerle
Manhattan
Anthdian
Anne Pestiannete
Grass
Arbuckle
Young Stockbridge
Talaod
Gereat
Geteau
Gérean
Opre
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Arbuckie
Arbeckle
Goanil Getenu
Forrest
Reeve
Hervett
Hiram Conilin
Tepetar Science Meating
Mathemethee
Fecter Te
Pledieg Pete
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